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...Burr, Captain of the 1908 football team, who nominated Haughton to the Athletic Committee as head coach for a term of years. Burr's eager advocacy of the appointment was justified by Haughton's record. Haughton, with time to work in, built up Harvard football. He had unusual material--Mahan, Hardwick, Brickley, Pennock, for example--and the coaching was as remarkable as the material. Haughton had skill, knowledge, magnetism, and, with all his fire, a common sense which kept in his mind the need of sending on the field players with their wits about them, not players deadened by overwork...
...second half. Keefe of the Freshmen put over the first goal near the end of the half, but with this accomplishment the 1928 team weakened and the Springfield players forced the ball over the goal two times before the close of the game in a spurt of excellent playing. Mahan and Scott made the two Springfield goals...
Coach Mitchell is already planning for the battery workouts which will begin shortly after Christmas. He will be in daily attendance himself and he will probably have the assistance almost every day of Head Coach E. W. Mahan '16, in his day one of the greatest of college pitchers...
...many Saturday's game against Holy Cross gave promise of a Crimson team that would go down in history side by side with the combinations of the last decade in which Mahan, Casey, and Owen have starred. A few, on the other hand, as they left Soldiers Field entertained grave doubts that the Harvard team was even up to the average...
Fifty four men, candidates for the University and Freshman squads, reported for fall baseball practice at the meeting held in the Locker Building yesterday afternoon Coach Mahan found time enough to break away from his gridiren duties, and addressed the candidates He pointed out the need of intelligent work to correct the weak nesses of the various men. Battery Coach Fred Mitcheli also spoke a few words of advice addressed particularly to the pitchers...